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Bugs Bunny travaille avec son collègue Daffy Duck pour la Warner. Mais le canard décide de partir, ne supportant plus le traitement de faveur réservé au lapin. Il est bientôt rejoint par D.J. Drake, un vigile apprenti‐cascadeur licencié le même jour. Ce dernier découvre au même moment que son père disparu, ancienne star de cinéma, était un agent secret à la recherche du mythique Diamant du Singe Bleu et kidnappé par le sombre M. Chairman. D.J. décide de reprendre la quête de son illustre paternel et de retrouver sa trace, aidé par Daffy. Convaincus de l’efficacité de son tandem avec Bugs Bunny, les dirigeants du studio décident alors de récupérer leur star animée coûte que coûte, et lancent Bugs Bunny et la jeune productrice Kate Houghton à leur poursuite, de l’enfer hollywoodien à la jungle africaine en passant par Paris, Las Vegas et la mystérieuse Zone 52…
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I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH
The unappreciated middle child between Space Jam and A New Legacy, Back in Action is easily the best of the three. The best gags- the Louvre is a particular standout. The best setting: the Looney Tunes as celebrities is far more natural than them as digital IP or beings from the center of the earth that are also on TV(???). The best live action cast: Brendan Fraser and Steve Martin are better actors than Michael Jordan and LeBron James, who knew. And where Space Jam underutilized the duo and A New Legacy sidelined them altogether, this one has Bugs and Daffy as the centerpiece. With arcs and everything! Listen, I admit I may be biased because Bugs and Daffy argue the whole film like an old married couple. But this is the only one of the three that feels like a Looney Tunes movie first and foremost, and I'd take that over them any day.
The Looney Tunes make their triumphant return to the big screen with Back in Action, a hilarious romp full of laughs. Directed by Joe Dante, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck stumble upon a nefarious plot by Acme to steal the Blue Monkey Diamond in a quest for world domination. Starring Brendan Fraser, Jenna Elfman, Timothy Dalton, and Steve Martin, the film has a solid cast with a lot of comedic talent. And, the Looney Tunes characters are used especially well; with each getting a moment to shine. Delivering their classic comedy stylings, Looney Tunes: Back in Action is terrifically entertaining and tons of fun.
This movie was peak innovation. It was a bad movie... But at least they tried,hard.